The Rush Limbaugh Show Podcast - Jul 24 2020
Podcast Summary: Hour 1
Todd Herman guest hosts for Rush on Open Line Friday. Acknowledging American victories by electing Trump. We could run a documentary on leftist hypocrisy. The left is conditionally for the 2nd Amendment, but only for chaos. Who is paying for the riots? Nancy Pelosi’s actions are un-American, not Trump stopping the riots. Let’s cancel the debt to China. Affordable Fair Housing was Draconian. Camera on, mask on. Camera off, mask off for Anthony Fauci. Caller can’t communicate conservative values at work. Putting your mind at ease amid COVID concerns. Vote and ask your Democrat friends to explain and defend the violence.
Podcast Summary: Hour 2
Rep. Louie Gohmert is putting together a brilliant malicious compliance tool. Plant the seed of doubt in your Democrat friends’ minds. Trump should hold aid for lockdown states. Golden handshakes instead of golden watches. Professional teachers go to work. Democrats are sponsoring terrorists in a spiritual battle. We should talk about homeless work-for-money programs. Masks are to prolong panic and compel speech. Dems release criminals amid COVID and side with them when they commit crimes. NYPD should ignore De Blasio.
Podcast Summary: Hour 3
The elites were hungry for the lockdowns. Central planner Marxists want to extinguish the fires of freedom. Message to Marxists: Now is the time to destroy things. Who is funding BLM, Inc.? Data stacking and COVID. Taking China seriously. The radicalization of the libraries. Tips to avoid forced mail-in voting fraud. Would you be surprised if China was funding the Marxist revolution? You must drag your non-voting Republican friends to the polls. The right is on our side.
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